The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 4, 1934, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1984 THE GUMPS—IT’S THE PRINCIPLE OF THE THING NRS.DE STROSS- | HAVE BEEN THINKING THIS MATTER OVER FOR MANY DAYS NOW-ANDO IN VIEW OF THE TENDER FEELINGS WHICH ONCE EXISTED BETWEEN UGHTER AND MYSELF, | FEEL [/ LAWYER OR NO LAWYER= PM GOING To GET THIS SUIT ‘OUT OF THE WAY= I'LL TALK TO MILLIE AND MAMA AND WHAT! You DARE To INSULT =~" US BY OFFERING A PALTRY FIVE MILLION / AFTER ALL THE DISGRACE WELL = neaarsme | Site oy IT 1S NOT THE co NONEY= (TIS NLL OFFER THEM A REAL Jour DA SETTLEMENT: HAT IT WOULD BE To BOTH GUR INTERESTS TO SETTLE THIS SUIT AT ONCE AND AVOID FURTHER PUBLICITY UNPLEASANT TO BOTH OF US — VAM PREPARED TO MAKE A “You don’t seem to realize what a mess Europe ts tn.” | This, Curious er STEGOSAURUS” OINOSAUR HAD No MORE INTELLIGENCE THAN A THREE-WEEKS-OLD KITTENS BRICK MORTAR, WORLD “ritwon NUTTY, PLEASE Do AS AW, LET'S WAIT I ASKED You... CUT AND SEE WHAT YOUR LINE AND HE HAS il CHARLIE, WHAT IN THE WORLD HAVE I HOOKED? YouRE AS WHITE AS A SHEET! 2 LET'S GET BACK ‘To CAMP!! yess Ef THET'S THE LAST THING Al THET THIEF TOUCHED— THe. STAKE A GOOD SNIFF, CONSTABLES SHEP ‘4 HOUND BRAYED AT THE MOON, THAT OLD THIEF-SNATCHER: GOT A HUNCH, AND HERE HE 1S, OUT AFTER HIS MAN o~+(0)—~ Ds Ne Me | i } | EN \ i SALESMAN SAM etn, +. IN ENGLAND... FODILS HAVE SOLD FOR 4000 PER COZEN. AT THE ‘Miss Marker’ Star In New Picture Here Shirley Temple, the sensation star of Paramount's “Little Miss Marker,” returns in another Paramount pic- ture which affords even more scope for her ample talents. It is “Now and Forever,” ‘Wednesday to the Theatre, in which the five-year- old star is starred with Gary Cooper and Carole Lombard. Adapted from an original story by Jack Kirkland and Melville Baker, “Now and Forever” not only permits Shirley Temple to exhibit her talents Cary Cooper. Since Cooper, film, has not seen the child since birth, he decides to relinquish his rights in her to his brother-in-law for a cash ecnsideration. But he has not reckcned with the child’s appeal, and after his first sight of her he changes his mind end takes her off to Pans to live with Carole Lombard and himself. MOVIES ‘The Black Cat’ Out- Thrills ‘Frankenstein’ The grim starkness of “Franken- stein” and the cold chills of “Dracula” were but delightful pranks, compared to the weird and uncanny theme of “The Black Cat,” Universal’s master Picture opening at the Capitol thea. ter today. Imagine if you can, the first time on the screen together, Karloff, the monster of “Frankenstein” and Bela Lugosi, the vampire of “Dracula.” Together they will make you trem- ble and shiver. ‘Two demons in human guise meet on the ground of ten thousand dead souls. Grim hatred and bitter revenge flame their hearts as they clash in what seems immortal com- , | bat. Two innocent young lovers, bliss- fully unaware of their danger, are caught in the satanic toils of these two blood frozen creatures and made me unwilling victims of dread and ar. Never before has such rank terror and fright been presented on the screen. Replete with thrills and fraught with chills “The Black Cat” will astound you with its Based on that famed tale of Edgar Allan Poe, America’s greatest mystery writer, this picture is said to be the last word in melodramatic thrills. Tt abounds with intense suspense, in- trigue and super-dramatic highlights. outstanding pictures of the year and includes Jacqueline Wells, David Manners, Egon Brecher, Herman Bing and Lucille Lund. Commissioner C. New York Motor Bureau asserts that adequate lighting of the streets and highways of New York would result in prevention of at least one-quarter of the motor vehicle accidents which oc- cur at night. . Harnett of the WELL, /M OFF‘TO TH! DOG POUND, ) YEAH! ALL EXCEPT BUDDY! | GUESS ALL TH’ HOUNDS 4TH! GUY WHO LOOKS THE PRINCIPLE ACT LIKE THIS BEFORE, CHARLIE! 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Goll Ne BUT.1 PROMIGED BOOTS 1D FIND YUH AN’ BRING YUH BACK ~~ LETS GO ELMER R, THAT, NOR THE FOND RECOLLECTION OF HIS EXPENSIVE BEI “IME TERRIFYING THOUGHT OF Wi ALLEY COP IS ALIVE! 1 SAW HIM AND HIS FRIEND, FOOZY, TH’ SAGE, SLOWLY MAKING THEIR WAY THROUGH, 4 DARK, SWAMPY JUNGLE! THEY ARE FACED WITH NUMBERLESS PERILS, BUT THEIR STARS BURN BRIGHTLY; THEY WILL RETURNS CAN KEEP fivia